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8 ' CIIABLOTTE DAILY OCSERVrC, ArRIL 3, 1C03, ; , . 1 " ' . "J": '. ..' - ' . ' . 111 ; 1 . 11 ' - : 1 Hints on Health - Exercise W4 u4 UmbbUIi cases where Indigestion produces Insomnia we should gtra oe food daring roar boon or mora before sleeping time, or. If .this Is found to b dlssdvantageoua, ths food, should b of the lightest description. So advisee fit Lauder Bruntou, the famous English . physician. Where flatulence and acidity prevents sleep some bicarbonate of soda, and peppermint Is sometimes mors effl- - cseiODS than a sleeping draught. Oeca . eternally, when the whole body gets to ' hot and tbs circulation excited, merely getting ot of bed- sad 'walking' a, few .. times round tbs, room to get cool will ' allow the patient to obtain sleep. Electricity for Coastlpatloa Tbe Medical Gssette, of Paris, and Flelg-and . Frvnkel, of Germany, hare dlscorered ' that constipation w cored quickly and harmlessly by ' high-frequency currents. Tbey treated some twenty esses la this ' way. with amelioration In svery case. Tbs application was made with aa uni polar connection, 110 volts,' tbs electrode being either cylindrical or conical, ac cording to the) tolerance .of tbs patient. -Tbs 'Intensity, of the. current- wss gradu ally increased and diminished daring each . sitting, .testing from Are to eighteen mla- ate, end varying la number from eight to fifteen. ' . ."' ... Waiter Psirlty TestTo sscctlste If. .water is free, from organic pollution place a lump of sugar la a bottle nearly full sad cork sp. - If after thus excluding the . sir snd keeping the bottle In tbe light for A New Career for Men, Ths modernising of tbe world now and again creates a new career for men and ' boys," Quits recently a new and profitable opening hss been msds In which high pay csa be earned, and travel and adventure of all sorts be Indulged. This new and profltabls field for specialists is la tbe salrtng of ships.- It Is trus thst ships bars been salved from time Immemorial. Bat tbey were - not tbe modern steel - giants.. As a matter of fact, tbe opening f this new career la a matter of the mo ment. So little of its opportunities bsa beea perceived by tbs gsneral public thst ths young men quellfying for It bsvs beea tbs sons of underwriters, sblpewa ers asd shipmasters. ' progress in sslvlng methods bss corns slowly. But ths loss of Immensely ex pensive battleships snd other men-of-war ia various parts of tbs world bss stirred sp ths different nations, snd nearly sll the important governments hsvs set about preparing scientifically equipped salvage departments, while the rait fortune lost - by tbs wrecks of great merchant ships hsvs likewise mads Lloyd's and others sngsged in shipping ventures help la the organising of a new class of salvors. la the- pest- there have been many sal esg "doctors,'' who were qualified to raise tbs ordinary wooden sailing vessel, innocent of bulkheads, and In recent years the great wrecking companies la tbs United -states and elsswbsrs bsvs dons soma marvelous work.' But It takes a specialist to bsndls a vast steel town of 22,000 tons or mors, with its many Designs for the Among tbe neveltles offered to needle workers Is a asw sdsptstlon of aa old and well-known stitch. Wallacblan em - broidery la one of the most effective etyles in ths field of needlework snd ss It Is de cidedly pretty and eesy to do It will without doubt fled many admirers. Tbs sketch shows s buttoobols stitch, slightly slanted toward tbs petsls, so s to turn ths corners nicely, ths rings being worked la straight sven stitches. Tbe centers of tbs rings ars punched with a stllletto sod tbe needle always put in tbs hols thus made. A strand of four or flrs threads of fine mercerised eotton or one thread of coarse. loosely twisted, luster cotton does excel- -tr j . lt a rilet Set Eaahreldery. Mint and 3 t' Mint is always a fsvorlts berb sad a saint bed will develop with tbe lesst bit of eacoarsgement The herb bss count less Bscs. " Msny sweet dishes are lm- proved by the lis tor of a leaf or two chopped fine. Bruised or chopped mint 1 may be added te a cooked vegetable, aa apple or celery salad, or a meat salad. ': or te a potato or cream of pea son p. To Basse a mint julep, chop very flee ' several- tender sprigs of fresh mint Bad mis with a tablespooafsl of eugsr and Srs of water, divide for. two glasses. SU two-thirds fun with any preferred win, and drop la aosa Snsly pounded lea. Garnish with ' three ar four mint leaves "wris tie-atftas cows la the liquid. tet lmm of a bosquet Serve with straws. Is making an I at sherbet, tha leaves ara . merely bruised slightly: add a packed fiowa cupful to- a pint of boiling water; eep for twenty sslaotea. Add tbs grated yn.ow rind and Us juice of a lentoa and a repful of soger- Cover hsd let It la f no snttl cold. Strata out the leaves ami pour tbe I'gold into tbe can of, tha frer. ps'klns with eqnal quantities t ks asd salt; freeze tiU It Is tha coa two or three days so milky cloud H ap- J parent, but the water remains clear, then it may oe eonaiaerea Tree irem ins pnos pnstes with which sewsgo water Is im pregnated. ' "; ' ;..-''-:, . Cwre for MesraJa-tsw Let any one . whs esffera from aeuralgle face scbs try how It answers to alt in a sunny .window and let tbs soothing snnahine fall upon tbs painful part, la nervona debility, too, and for Insomnia, bo treat meat Is so good as rest combined with plenty of sunshine, ... Excreta fear Baslaesa If ea-Thls Is the ' 3n " "of ysr when tbooaanda of boslness men suffer especially" In tbs mornlnts wlh peculiar,' tired, de pressed feeling. It Is tbs westhsr. Many mea go 'a for s tonic or dandelion salads, or soils sitch thing.. But tbs 'doctors, who know from experience, declare that exercise Is wsated, some new and speclsi form of sxerclse. !t is in ths morning thai a form of manual labor Is needed by tbe brain-worker. And ths. most practical form of manual labor la wood sawing and wood -chopping. This newest curs' 1 practically petting the city, ma bsck Into his boyhood dsys In the country when of a B.ornlag he did the chores. It Is only tbs business mas In the suburbs, bowsTcr, who nowadays ras take - ths prescription, for ths dweller in fists has no place but th cellar la which to In dulge ia the work. Tbe tired business man must taks - a three-wjceka' course of work and , will meehaslcsl intricacies, Its innumerable bulkbesds and its wonderful cost, repre senting msny . hundreds of ' thousands, and, perhaps, mlllloos. The mas who wlahes to become one of the new stylo salvors will have to obtsla sa opening with one of the sslvsgs as soclsUons. which ars controlled by the underwriters and shipowners. Or hs might start ta with one of tbs wrecking companies which makes a spedslty of marine contracts. When be becomes a qualified salvor hs will make la sslsry snd feee anything from $9,000 to 120,. 000 a year under the new systsm. A sound education is Dscssssry, smbrsclng as msny Isngusges ss possible; a knowl edge of the handling of a ship and tackle, and aa intimate acquaintance with modern shipbuilding, hydroatstlcs, tbs uss of pneumatic principles and ap pliances, meteorology and kindred sub jects. Practical experience ss a direr Is, of course, Indlspenssbls. rhyilcal fitness and endurance is stso nscesssry, for the nsw styls salvor -will be required to go te all parts of ths world, to msks . long Journeys acrosjT rough country on foot or horseback, to Uve In tents or buts or email rough craft wblls directing operations. - - - A Fan's Philosophy. And In ths game of life ws play It's very rooch tbe earn. Play balL Don't kick or slas yon msy Bs ordered from the gams. Feinniiuniiio Faunciies. Home Needleworken b7 Btatnce cafe7; i lently for the work, wblcb goes very quickly. These luster or mercerised cot tons come In so great a variety of colors snd In so many weights that one does not experience tbe slightest difficulty In ou tsitting soy desired combination of color. Detachable collars snd cuffs to be worn on costs of serge, llntn or tweed appear to be more in request this season than last and ths sets showing band embroid ery are, generally, beyond tbe means of most women of moderats means, while those which srs elaborately worked with motifs or Insets of Isce snd fins French work sre often out of tbe question and too expensive to be considered. N Ths design shown, wblls up to date, as well ss showing tbs Istest fashion in bend work. Is quits within ths capability of any girl or woman who can sew nest ly. Tbs set pictured wss doss lu white wssh cotton oo whits filet net. This same design- may be worked on Mnen of sny desired color oa with colored floss, but for vsry hsrd snd constant wssr I should recommend the all white. The scslln,ed edges should be run with three or four rows of nnsven dsrulng be fore being buttonholed, but fa carrying out the buttonhole pattern ao padding la required. The fashloa of using aa allover Isce, Valenciennes, r mesh net or filet Bet oa which raised bead embroidery is used Is charming, and though ' the method of working may be puxsUog to ths Inexperi enced worker. It Is really not at all dlfO- cult The design to be embroidered ta first stamped or draws on white lawn, linen or nainsook, which Is thsa firmly and smoothly bested over tbe Bet or Isce. Tbe embroidery t Is then done, the work being done through both fabrics that is, tbs net Is caught by sll ths SUtches. After the design is finished tha lawa or Its Uses. . st stvory of melted snow. . Remove the dssber and pack tbs can with ice and aalt and cover with burlap uotll ready to serve. Serve if convenient ta srasll green glass sherbet cops, flecked with gold. -' Tbe universal accompaalmeat for spring lamb or gsme Is mint eases. Ta make It chop fine the well-cleaned leaves of a bench of mint a ad pour aver then a half a cupful of boiling water and two tabteapooofuls of sugsr. Cover closely sad let stand la a cool place for half aa hour. Taea add a bit of paprika pepper, a quarter traaaooarul of salt sad four ta. Mespoosfuis of vinegar. MIX well to gether. - -Mlat eastaey Isas-aspettklBg dlh AM ia made with a bandfali of finely chopped mint leave; add to-them a capful of aeeded rstslas. two tsbleepoeofsts of sa gs'', one of tomato catsup snd a ss It spoonful of salt. Mssh sad sals together o 11 tha M bits see Is jslcy. Serve fcs a glass eaaceboat as SB acrossps almost ta eld assets. - Mint p4anted Is March will be ready te clip Is Msy. Plsnted Is October, clipping msy be begno la March. . SABA CRAM'OB.D. as Medicine; J then, the doctors guarantee, be la tbe pink of condition. , Here la the , p rescript! os glrea by s Bated physlciaat Rise at A. M.; dress, to old clothes. Oo into yard or garde and commence sawing logs. These should be feet long and m foot ia diameter and should be saws into -inch long sections. Ssw for 90 minutes. Then tare the axs and quarter tbe sec tions.. Next take a chopper and chop up into inch sdeks, Ths as and chopper should also be ased for 80 minutes. Then ths business man er go Into tbe house, have a bath, dress, eat his breakfast leisurely sod leisurely .walk to . his . train or street car and' get, to work, that Is, presuming hs takes - aa t:SO or later train or car, Ths doctors declare that wood-sawing or chopping Is far . mors stimulating to tie brain worker than' any amount of dumb-bell or other exercising. - POISf af ABOUT IBERfJL Ths entire nstlre population of Siberia does not exceed 700,000. No fewer then 1,000,000 ' exiles hss - been - transported to Siberia elncs lota ' -, . ; m ' Capital punishment for common law of fenses wss abolished la Bnssla about 1770. Although murder Is punlabed - by herd labor la Siberia, death la stll a psnlsn ment for political offenses. .;-:. ,;. Ths total population of Siberia, which was. less than 1,000,000 at the beginning of tbs nineteenth century.- bad la , 1807 reached 8.727,090, and Is yesrly Increased by soms 50,000 tmmlgranta from Euro peas B oasis. Epigrams. Somehow a woman with short balr at ways makes a maa wonder how be would look in petticoats. Money talks, bnt nobody notices what una of grammar it uaee. It Is sealer te lore some womaa than to have ta tell them you do. Dolls sre mads-for girls ta play with, not men to marry. . Trouble Is something tbat many are looking for, but nobody wants, A Us to a poor substltuta for the' truth,1 But it Is ths only ons discovered np to data. A chauffeur Is a maa who la, smart snough to work sn automobile, but clever enough not to own one. Two things yon csa And la tbe dark a carpet Jack and a llmburger cheese. - Tbs world Is full of willing people some willing to work and some willing to let them. Tbe worst of life Is tbat there la so Uttls of It. Poach nothing bat eggs-From Toasts and Maxims. Vermont's Maple Sugar. In ths cities of this country' mspls sugsr or purs mspls syrup" is virtually unknown, ths article tbat la sold In a city Ilka Nsw Tork, for example, being linen Is then carefully cut away with a small, sharp pair of scissors, great cars being taken tbst ths mesh of ths set or lace ts not cut- ThlsWsllscblsn, or raised French, embroid ery, done to all appearances directly oa thin net, Is also most desirable for floe lingerie waists and for lingerie gowns snd must be seen to bs appreciated the effect is so new and attractive. Mouograms oa pil lows, ss In ths Illustration, and also oa -underwesr or on handkerchiefs are often done la French embroidery after .the man ner described and the letters look ex tremely well on the background of sheer net or lace. BEATBICS CABET. as different from the real thing as ran be. Ths maple sugsr output, Is ons of tbs principal Industries of Ue Oreca Moon tsta Bute, yielding for Its firs hundred thousands of pounds of sugarand syrup each year - the splendid revenue-of ap proximately 13,000.000. Kext te Vermes! the biggest producing - state of - maple sugar aud syrup in this country Is Ohio, but ths wlsescre claims tbst the New Englsnd vsrtety Is tbe better of the two. New Terh and Boston taks most of the Vermont product, but when it reaches those two cities it has beea so adulter ated by dealers that vary little of tbe real article gets to ths consumer. . .- .A, Designed by Chas. L Sedg . wick, Architect, Min-; ' neapolis, Minn. - . The . ever-lacresslng popularity of the old colonial homes is au evidence) of love of tbs native-born American for simplic ity, combined with boms comfort Ja tbs esrly history of.our country necessity was the Impulse thst. wss back, of our fore, fs there In all of .their work. Privations and hardships msds It necessary to avoid all attempt at display, ooff tbs natural feeling of our Puritan ancestors wsa for sbsolute plainness.- In these later days it la not so much a matter of necessity nor yet any lingering Puritaalcsl Ideas that control us, but it Is mors from tbe sense of quiet restfulness. The dsys of Queen Ana vagaries and foollahly cot-op housee have gone by. Theee Ideas may return la tbe cycle of yesrs to come, but not st present, snd peopls of good tssts as wsll ss people of wesltb pass by the over or namental .structure snd throw np their hsnds In appreciation of ths plain, i let homes, so many of which ars being built at the present time. ; la our current Illustrations ws bsvs a good typs of home comfort Illustrated Iff thle plain colonial honae, with Its broad fscsde. Its simple symmetrical window openings, slight cornices, gambret roof and crested upper roof, with Its liberal chimney on each elde. Its extended cir cular plsssa at tbe right, porte-cochere at tbe left and eatraoce porch la ths center, with terrace on either side, com pleting the quiet restfulness of tbs front. FIRST sTLOOB A Delicious Salad. Remove the skins from whits grapes, cut in halves and remove the seeds, Blanch an equal quantity of Eogllah walnuts and pecan nuts and break In pieces. Bemove tbe peel from Severs! oranges and cut la lengthwise slices. Dress each separately with oU and a little lemon Juice. Mix and serve on heart leaves of lettuce with mayonnaise dressing. - Orssgs Saaea (for puddings, custards, etc.). In the upper part of a double boil er cream one-fourth of a cup of butter;' add tbe yolki of four eggs, 'one at a time, and beat In thoroughly; then add one-fourth of a cup of sugar when all ara blended, fonr tablespoonfnla of . cream and cook over hot water,- stirring con stantly. Whan thickened slightly add one-fourth of a cup of orange Juice and ons teatpoonful of lemon Juice. 3 ' - ' I n , .- , - - - j. . -xi-o J I a'-eius-o' ... M-extfro' fl Masculine Mp ' - Tbe fashion is striped clothing bss for sometime bees prevalent . in feminine modes, snd mea bare quite accepted the erase, If It can be called ,suca. Stripes hsvs ths peculiar effect of lengthening or shortening one's height. . Perpendicular stripes maks s short man look tall or a stout mas took thinner. .; Uorlsontsl stripes make a iblo man look a bit stouter and a tall maa look shorter. . . Ths modera Bean -Brummel rather startled society by coming out last fsll with a dress salt of striped material, fol COLONIAL OF EARLY TYPE. it. ' i - . cr, Tbe ground slxe Is M by SI feet- exclu sive of the kitchen portion thst Is one story In height Tbe first story Is t feet high snd tbe second story 8 feet Inches. This honae was recently built for 112,000. Tbe exterior Is covered with glssed shlngls tile, the side walla aa well aa the PLAH. .' This season the fashion of having laces and trimmings dyed to match the materi al bsa been revived, and aome delightful models recently shown - are- In linen or pongee with heavy filet laces of filet nets braided with soutache, which sre dyed to exsctly match tbs material of the gown.' ! The coat of Which both front and bsck views are shown, is a ehannlng model for a summer costume In either white or col ors. It is . combination of "llneo, filet lacs and sostacbs braiding, tbe design being sketched on a model In pale grey linen with a black satin collar and but tons, but tbs front view shows bow the coat Could Be carried out without the touches of black or In all white. Gowns and Wraps for Summer Wear Bf Dorothy du. : lowing this with B striped frock coat, ia both of these tbe stripe effect is diacem a bis only at fairly does quarters. I are now ' told by tbs authorities ta mea'e 'fashion that tbe only thing sot striped ars bats And these are expected with the advent of summer. Striped boots sre the latest thing. Of course, the lesther IS not striped, but tbe uppers ars. Tbs uppers sre msds of cloth, sod tbe effect la said to be vsry good. - . Ties, socks.' shirts,' pajamas, even on. derclothlng as well as suits and fancy . a A A . WritrM?;.. ft. A - -V root The roof, which Is high pitched, la treated with a center gable la front, with recessed balcony and' the familiar ronnd-topped dormers oa either side. Ths central entrance leads Isto - m bsllway, tbe entrance doors, glased snd nnlabed with side lights oa eltbsr aids la ' ! - ! i 'J - SECOND rXOOB PLAlt. This coat er wrap was cut after aa Eton model with long stolelike exten sions hi front the bsck of tbe cost bar ing tbts extension IB pleated lines or tnce, the skies of the garment being open. Tbe skirt was gored, circular snd hsd a bsnd of lacs set In above the bem. : : - Tbe other frock shown In tha drawing gives aa excellent suggestion for ' tbs combination of checked with striped ma terials, the check being used as sn edge 4r border.- The model .was of whits and green striped mercerised gingham . In combination with checked gingham ta match. . - Often by the clever asp' of two differ., ent materials la this wart if the color is right and - tbs combination Is well se lected, s eery hiexpenalvs frock can be made to look - like one of tbe costly bordered or-robe dresses. For Instance, I saw a very modish Uttls frock made of plain lavender cotton voile, which was only 20 cents a yard. Thin, waa com bined L with a novelty material, ths pat tern - of which showed a Isvender and white plaid - rolls with ' corded - lines - of white and half -loch wide white stripes showing tittle flower figures stso la white. This striped material wss used for bands sbout the bottom of tbe skirt about ths pointed yoke, and at tbe edges of tha sleeves.- t . . ....- - For sepsrats wraps for evening wesr this summer soft sstin Will be one of tbe smartest materials. These sre generally made ia either cape or Japanese style, sre quite long and fall la -graceful folds from the. sbouMeia. -Ons odd and very Items of Jhtcrcste ' When there to sickness ia ths house, par tlcularry when the patient haa fever, one of tha greatest troubles ia to keep tea water, ap eta Irs. Ths constant running about that a nurse usually does is gen erally more tiring than tbe actual caring for tha patient and tbe keeping af Ice water up atalrs, where it can be readily reached, will save many a harried trip ta the pantry or basement where ths refrig erator is nasally kept - y The following method of keeping ice water sp atalrs la very good and bsa ths added- advantage of entailing ao ex pense: Fill a pitcher with Ice and water and place ia the center of a newspaper; gather the aewspsper at ths four corners, bringing them together at tha top: twist the esds tightly together, ao ss to exclude tbe air,, and place a rubber bead tightly around them. A pitcher of water treated la this manner will tost through a com plete algbt with a scarcely perceptible lose of lea. Psper is a most . excellent son coed actor of heat sod cold, and this sams ptsa may be used la keeping things warm, although tha paper will sot retaia beat aa long as cold- .-. ' Barley, if boiled la water entll the con sistency of rich cream, and used ea tbe fsrs,. will remore STinbora and leave tha skis soft and wbitsi A bag msds of cheese cloth and loosely filled with powdered orris root powdered soep snd French bras. Is simply delight ful ia tbe summer bath., y Tbs keys of a plana may -be cleaned by the .see of a soft cloth dipped la alcohol and gently, rubbed oa tbe keys. A plane should srat be kept constantly . closed, si this has a Uadracy ta ysUew tha keys. walatenata are all strlrjed nowadays. The stripe effect, however, which .Is tbe most fashionable, hr modest ss . ts color and showing. Tbs goods are of tbe same color, the stripe being produced by having- If woven la ta a different shade, la blacks the stripe Is produced by a silken or satiny thread woven In to' tbe duller, cloth. Some fancy waistcoats,- socks anj such-ilks things have distinct colors, but these srs left to the very, young o very sporty man. .! . - -,- 1 ; :'' t '.' t Si keeping with the general style. Oa ths " . mala floor la ths living-room and dining- l, room oh tbe right slds of ths a.-'lwsy and a library oa tbs left back of which - - ' Is tbe resr hall, aids entrance through -porte-cochere, lavatory and eostroom. rear , stairs from basement to attic, a cor . . alent servants' dining-room, ,- back ; of . V which Is tbs ample kitchen and culinary .. department with tbe butler's pantry -K opening through ander the main staircase ; . into tbs dining-room. Tbe dining-room Is finished In mahogany, with beam ceiling. ' -and the library la oak. the eotlre re ma! -v. T Ing finish of hallway snd second story Is In white enamel, using very small amount ' of woodwork. The floors ars plain pol 1 labed bsrdwood. Tbs kltcbea portloa asd i tbe attic ta finished la hard plae and vat Blah. The basement Is very complete, with ,flne Isundry, drying-room, servsnts bat'-room vegetable, fruit asd wine eel- Isrs, heating snd fuel rooms and outslds entrance. The windows throughout' ara ' glased with plsts glass. Tbs second story t '' haa Are beautiful chambers and two r- . rooms, with ampls clothes closeta. . Tha attic story Is -devoted te- a large. amVs".- meat room and three servsnts' rooms. All -of tbs exterior woodwork, cornices, -window frames, sash, plssxas, etc., ara - painted white. This is a model home Of ' lu kind, with a , liberality of space a every side snd a feeling of hospitality, ' more In evidence than la many of ear , modern homes. . , ' -u-' . ,. aJSfaJe; striking model wss la light pctcock blue satin, with a vest of tbs satis embroid- -ered In sliver and different shades of v peacock. The cloak was made with a bias ' sea in In Ifie middle of the back and another on-lct each arm the under arm ' sea ma being opened to within about fire Inches ' ' of the wide armbnle. . Tbe straight Jap-1 sness ' sleeves were rather short ana from 'under them fell a second, straight wide sleeve of peafcck net or tulle worked with sllvsr,., .. Other a a tin wraps shown were more slm-. pie in style and one or two very attractive models ' showed Uttls trimming except buttons of ths satin and heavy silk taa- sels.. Heavy pongee is also desirable for separate wrsps, but theee are more used for entomobiling, driving, etc., and -are more mannish In style. ' For early spring wesr and foe a useful ) frock for summer shopping tours,' etc., . the foulards are again la favor and ara shown this season In. unusually attractive patterns, especially In striped, dotted and checked patterns. They are very simply made- with gored skirts and are often -unllned, a good fit being-Insured by ths carefully fitted snd boned draped girdle. These foulards are often finished by oar- V row piping of soms contrasting color -la barmooy with tbs general color Scheme. , Tbe yokes of tbess gowns , ars generally made of tucked net point d'esprit or j washable ring dot tulle. Clucy edge and " blading Is very pretty Inserted Into these1 , simple net yokes, which srs generally finely .tucked by hand. ; Asparagus Recipes. Asaaragraa oa Braaehe.' . -'y-, Scrape ) ths . coarse scales from - tha branches, cut la equal lengths and tie la bunches, r Cook the aspsrsgus ia a email quantity of water, drain and dispose oa a well-toasted and buttered allce of bread. Rub the yolks af three hard-boiled eggs to a smooth pasta, sdd oae-fourth of a tesspoonf ul of salt and a dash of pep pen then gradually beat loth tha eggl enough butter, softened but not melted, te maks a sauce of tbe consistency af mayonnaise dressing. Mask tbe ssparagua with the sancs and serve at oncsw, - ' - .Asparaaras Patties.' '.. '-I' v Hake a sauce of three level tables poo n fuls of butter and flour and half a cup . each of chicken broth,, cream and the water la which a bonch of asparagus haa beea ' boiled. Add tbe beaten yolks of two eggs, a tesspoonful of lemon Juice, salt and pepper and a bunch of hot as paragus, cat in small pieces and cooked until tender.. Serve la hot puff pasta shells la esses msds of fritter batter ar ia bread eronetadea. ... Asparaa-aav Spaalslk Style, ; Cook the asparagus tied la a bonch, tha tips ent of tbe water, or cot tbe tender portloa into small pieces;' pat all but the ' tips over tse- fire te tvok, d vtart pr ly cooked sdd the tips. Drain ths ap ra sas and torn Into a serving dish; sdd- two tsblespoonfuls of vinegar or lemon juice io toe water, ana la It poach three or four eggs; pises the eggs ia tbe aspsrags and pour over tbe whole French dressing; te which e tesspoonfal each of finely chopped capers, parsley and encumber pickles have beta edded. SARA CBAHrOBO." !T -.rfc DC . . :'-' r v. 1 t : J
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